NCAA Scores Big At 9th Circ. In Amateur Sports Fight

By Zachary Zagger (September 30, 2015, 10:25 PM EDT) -- Despite its holding that rules banning student-athlete compensation are anti-competitive, the Ninth Circuit on Wednesday handed a major victory to the NCAA in its fight to preserve amateur athletics as it overturned the organization's loss on the key issue of pay that goes beyond the cost of attendance, experts say....

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